Former Bank of China chief Xiao Gang is named to replace Guo Shuqing as chair of China's securities regulator. The news is revealed after CSRC outlines a new reform agenda.
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The CSRC is proposing a raft of liberalisations to broaden its QDII programme, potentially presenting new sub-advisory opportunities for foreign fund houses.
China's top securities regulator, Guo Shuqing, is reportedly set to become the governor of Shandong, leaving asset managers uncertain about future market reforms.
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Countdown to joining the MSCI: CSRC boss Guo Shuqing's call for a ramp-up of QFII and RQFII and giving retail investors daily liquidity may be a precursor to a landmark internationalisation of Chinese markets.
Handing 30-50% of Chinese listed state-owned entities' equity to the country's National Social Security Fund would be too aggressive a move, says consultancy Z-Ben Advisors.